"National Trusts Holnicote estate says restored wetlands and rivers offer proof of resilience to drought, wildfires and flooding

Aerial footage of an estate in Somerset has revealed the benefits of rewilding land in the face of extreme weather brought about by the climate crisis.

The area of the National Trusts Holnicote estate where rivers have been returned to their natural courses and wetlands have been restored have remained green and lush during the five heatwaves across the summer. In contrast, the surrounding countryside has become parched and brown..."

They're seriously going to try to blame the rising prices on El Nio

The Super El Nio Won't Fix the West's Water Crisis

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England's Ancient Trees Are Dying in the Heat

Okay,though I have little knowledge on computers as I did not have a chance to study computer science!
And it seems that you are an activist of environment.
Is it so

England's Ancient Trees Are Dying in the Heat

Rare South American Diseases Offer Clues on the Next Pandemic

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Inside Europe's Hottest Town: How Floridia's 48.8C Record Is Erasing Sicilian Cultural Traditions

Five years after recording 48.8C, the Sicilian town of Floridia sees its centuries-old outdoor traditions erased by relentless, sustained heatwaves

Why did Luxon, NZ's PM, turn himself into the world's weakest 'why did the chicken have cognitive problems crossing the road' joke ever

To keep world-choking fossil fuels happy, I'm guessing. Maybe he got too close and their emissions clouded his vision

Droughts in Europe are driving up costs.

Ongoing drought in Europe is causing rivers to dry up and crops to fail.

Transport costs are rising and the price of food has exploded.

Is inflation due to extreme weather

New publication: Acute tolerance (CTmax) of two invasive parasitic differs across species, life cycle stages and acclimation temperatures.

Increased rainfall and storms to hit UK due to biggest El Nio for a century, says Met Office
Unprecedented weather pattern over Pacific Ocean to be felt worldwide with severe droughts expected in southern hemisphere.

But hey, just carry on driving, everything is fine...

Sicilian traditions wilt as climate change bakes Europes hottestspot

Five years after the town of Floridia in Sicily recorded Europe's highest-ever temperature of 119.8F, residents say the extreme heat has crippled traditions like the 'pigghiari u frescu,' when families step out to catch the breeze and socialize.

stop the insane ideas of these dopebrains and tech nerds

whenever wherever

World Economic Frauds

New publication: Interdisciplinary insights on climate-smart : Lessons from pioneering Dutch river transformations.

Opwarming Noordzee zet zeeleven op zijn kop: 'Beangstigend en onomkeerbaar'

De opwarming van de Noordzee zal onomkeerbare gevolgen hebben voor dieren. Ieder organisme - van plankton tot walvis - krijgt daarmee te maken. En wij als mensen uiteindelijk ook, waarschuwen deskundigen.

Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought

Wildfires Expose Systemic Roots of Climate Crisis

To understand the scale of embodied carbon, picture a square metre of floor space. Constructing that square metre would release around half a tonne of greenhouse gas emissions. Now scale that up to building a whole New York-sized city every month!

ACA Stuck in the Mud
A classic clip here. Cops stuck in mud taunted by a wizard. The cops were trying to remove climate protestors against German coal strip mining. So obviously on the right side of history....

Thank you so much my learners for the great efforts you are applying to make a difference of food security in our communities that have faced disastrous hunger problems for generations.
We believe that we shall make it ,over time.
Step by step

Japanese men turn to hair removal in scorchingsummer

Japan's rising summer temperatures are pushing men toward body hair removal, with clinics reporting a surge in business and clients saying it gives relief from sweat and leaves them feeling cleaner. Read the

Great to know this!
And what are you doing in order that we can overcome this challenge as it is destructive and harmful to our planet

Unintended consequences

It is a desert area I can see!
A lot have to be done to make it Green

The government is the we people.
However, we remains destructive to the forests to an extent of even taking bribes from unt-activists in order for them to get what they want!!
Instead, I suggest that we should aim at planting more trees than those which can be cut!
And that is what I am promoting with young people from Byerima communities of central Uganda.
We are also producing food to feed hungry families within the communities

"El Nio set to be 'strongest in living memory', says Met Office"

This, for the avoidance of doubt, is not good news.

what are you doing today end grobal warming and other climate change effects

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Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

I guess all my (pre-)dawn trips this summer to get water from the well for the allotment before the day got too hot will have acted as useful training for next summer
umm, maybe a bit of effective climate action some time might be an idea Just putting it out there. A few points for actually mentioning climate change, but somehow no mention of fossil fuels - presumably theyre unconnected and we can keep using them all we like though

Were building a New York-sized city every month. Thats worrying for our climate

The 2026 El Nino Is Shaping Up to Be Unlike Anything We Have Ever Witnessed Before

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Africa: Africa Can Turn the Current Crisis Into Resilient Food Systems. Kigali Is Where It Comes Together: New Times Heads of state, agriculture and finance ministers and investors meet in Kigali from August 31 for the Africa Food Systems Forum, the continent's largest agricultural gathering. They arrive with an opportunity: to build a food system that holds up against what is coming - climate

We need our right to live as healthy citizens of this world.
Data centres, should stop as they are destroying our planet

The exceptionally hot summer in the Alps has been marked by a record number of rockfalls, some of them fatal, with "a large majority attributable to the climate crisis," a scientist says.